joining me now, josh barro, and anne gearan, former republican congressman from virginia tom davis, tom davis, the poll numbers are interesting with trump, he seems to be holding pretty solidly there at about 25% of republicans responding in these polls. but we've seen herman cain the last time around at 30%. rick perry had a spot last time around where he was at 38%. trump does not seem to be moving up. what do you make of that? >> well, i think he's flavor du jour. we've got to remember, this is a marathon, not a sprint. he's out in front right now. he's the new, new thing. but we'll see how well he wears down the road. i think given the inconsistencies and the fact that a lot of his opponents haven't really opened up on him yet, he's kind of at a high watermark. you learn something every week. you think maybe he'll drop, and he's kept that percent. there's a lot of angst out there, what i would call a lot of anti-establishment feeling, and he seems to be capturing that in a bottle right now. >> chuck todd and i had no communication before the interview. and, you know, those questions

the students met with "action news" reporter, vernon odom, and there is vernon news director tom davis and amy morris. and the students were curious about political reporting and they got a tour of our assignment desk as well. >> and there is steve mackenzie helping out with these students, bop watt, one of our video editors, they got the low down from the best people around here and we appreciate their visit part of the philadelphia city council fellowship program, abc world news is next on channel 6, and "action news" continues at 10:00 on phl 17. now for the entire "action news" team, i'm jim gardner, we hope you'll join us for "action news" at 11:00. >>> breaking news tonight, the surveillance video just released, the new images now emerging from ferguson, running for cover as gunfire breaks out, the teenager critically wounded. police say he pulled out his gun first. >>> also tonight, the heavily armed men moving in. they call themselves patriots armed with semiautomatic weapons. >>> also at this hour, donald trump set to speak. will he pivot as we now hear from megyn kelly. >> i

tom davis a former republican congressman from virginia. and author of. and valerie a former covert cia optiociaops officers. game let's start with you, isil controls larmts parts o large ps syria and using violence as a tool. as do other governments around the world. at what point do we have to except them as not just isil but the is lat i ca islamic state. >> they are trying to upset the international order not trying to become parts of it. they wanted the u.n. seat the taliban did. the regional ambitions being. these guys are trying to career at an entirely new international order that i think makes it very difficult to come on the argument of when do you recognize these -- >> they want to create a new international order. but the united states invaded, for example, afghanistan, it didn't invade the ta taliban. it was accepted as the governor authority -- >> but not recognized. >> but accepted. it's the player, you have to deal with them. they are in charge of millions of people. is that ever going to happen with isil? >> i don't see it happening any t

bob shrum is a democratic strategist, former virginia republican congress tom davis chaired the nrcc. they're both experts on political topics. thank you so much for making the time. bob, i want to start off with you. we see these sort of persistent problems that were created by the e-mails and the server. every democrat operative i speak to privately say this is a massive unforced error that hillary clinton did not need to engage in as more and more leaks out about these e-mails as more and more leaks out regarding benghazi, do you see the likelihood of a joe biden or perhaps even an al gore thinking it might be a good idea to try and go against the clinton machine? >> well, first i'll say it publicly. i think it was a tremendous unfosted error, self inflicted wound. it's a story that's going to go on for weeks or months. i don't see that there's a lot of substance there. but we don't know. and this story is going to unroll. i think that joe biden is probably making a decision right now about whether to run. if you look back six, eight months ago it would have seemed very unlikely.

one of the reasons is that there is the sudden resignation of its chairman, tom davis, effective lastday. the company has declined to comment, but a new chairman will course."ced "in due matt: that is a problem when the chairman of your company resigned and you don't get any explanation. that raises serious questions. >> right, and many investors are frustrated with the lack of transparency. we will see how this works out in the next week or so. moving on to the commodities sector, freeport mcmoran is popping by nearly 9%. is coppere world's producer. it wants to sell a to $1 billion in shares in order to pay back loans. this at the price of copper has fallen about 19% and past three months or so. this is in a shared dissolution agreement with j.p. morgan chase. and back to food, post holdings is popping nicely. this is the maker of raisin bran and pebbles. the big factor here is that citibank think that the outlook for crereal is better. and in the industrial sector, caterpillar is up by nearly 3.7 percent. -- 3.7%. rally in shares that the downturn is past. fruitywhen you said pebbl

dean foods is keeping quiet about the departure of chairman tom davis.ork times reports securities and exchange commission is moving forward with an insider trading case involving their shares. and you etiquette dilemma for diners. should you tip the waiter at mcdonald's? the company is testing table service at 50 u.s. restaurants, but the server won't take your order. you have to ask for your food at a kiosk. those are your top stories of this hour. coming up in the next half hour of the bloomberg market day, greece reaches a deal with creditors for a third bailout. now the greek parliament face the deadline for implement in a package of economic reforms. we will have the latest on china's decision to devalue its currency in an effort to turn around the country slowing economy. wu,et insight from david head of currency's research at merrill lynch. to improveanning transparency google. the cfo has been pushing for the financial disclosures and discipline that investors expect from such a large diversified business. will the creation of googles any help h

. >>> and tom davis, and congressman davis, we should disclose you also sit on the board 6 a super-pak that supports john kasich -- you ran hillary clinton's campaign last time around. if you were still there today, how much would you be worrying about vice president biden. >> when he was obama's running mate. look, he's a formidable candidate. he is a sitting vice president, which is a huge bonus. he is the last man in the room with president obama when the tough decisions are being made. he hayes incredible relationships in congress on both sides of the aisle, and in this particular climate, in this 2016, where donald trump is a front-runner, mr. tell it like it is, you know, hi tendency for gaffs, what was once a negative, could be a positive. >> interesting. congressman davis, who would you -- you obviously want the republican to win, i'm guessing. who would you rather the democratic nominee be, hillary clinton or joe beaden. >> i think you tie them both at the end of the day. i think you tie them both 209 president, but it will be on his third term, but he's got vulnerability he's

tom davis is now suspected of leaking confidential information about a corporate spin off to professionalambler billy walters who is believed to have tipped off phil mickelson. just a week ago he abruptly re-signed as chairman of dean foods last week ahead of the company's earnings. there was no great explanation as to what was going on. this may be that explanation. >> a long wait s. about a year. >> a year ago there were clorox and dean foods if i remember. >> right. >> they were somehow trying to connect. the gambler and phil mickelson. they thought carl icahn tipped off phil mickelson and traded ahead of his investment in clorox which was the original theory. that piece of it is not. >> i remember icahn saying i heard of phil mickelson but i never met him. like hi barely knew who he was at that point. >> we'll get more details over the next day or two of what really transpired but pretty interesting. >> no doubt. handing that information to the fwofler. >> take a look at where futures are following the huge come back late yesterday and you can see that the dow would open higher by shy

then commerce and tom davis chaired the select bipartisan committee to investigate the preparation andesponse to hurricane katrina. this is about an hour and 15 minutes. -- withal weeks ago that request and might and having already planned a hearing featuring testimony from storm victims, today we hope to better understand the experiences of gulf coast residents, including those forced to evacuate during this catastrophe. only by hearing from those most likely affected by katrina can we determine where, how, and why the government response at all levels was so terribly inadequate. we cannot ignore the fact that katrina has spawned wide reaching debate. some have suggested the race and class factors -- this hearing will examine those issues more closely to the committee is interested in discussing organization goals, interests, and challenges related to the long-term recovery in the rebuilding of the gulf coast. housing, education, different visions for the future norlin's, we cannot review how decisions made or not made before the storm can affect the long-term challenges. we will hear

joining me is tom davis, former virginia congressman. political analyst and contributor to "essence" magazine. ladies first here with you, zirlynna. he made the appearance to thank the community for their support during these past couple of difficult months. anything more to read into the appearance, given all the questions surrounding the vice president in a white house run, do you think there's more to it than that? >> it's still hard to tell. i think that obviously the president -- or the vice president is looking seriously at a 2016 run. but as long as the democratic establishment, and what i mean is, endorsements, right? all of these endorsements coming out this week and this month supporting hillary clinton shows that the democratic establishment at least is very much still behind hillary clinton, and i honestly think that if you look at the polling, while joe biden does poll pretty strongly against bernie sanders and hillary clinton, he's not in the race yet and he's not facing criticism from the media, and negative headlines. so

my name is tom davis and i'm assistant attorney general testifying on behalf of attorney general sir ralph about the draft legislation in the discussion draft of h.r. 1599 great and to discuss and answer questions about vermont's experience in labeling foods produced with genetic engineering. in my oral test mail it to highlight to me point as we began. the first is the role of states in our democracy and importance of the states and the federal government and sharing responsibility for protecting consumers. what is most troubling about the proposed legislation both the draft in front of you and the discussion draft is that it would cut short and prematurely and state efforts to label foods before vermont's law takes effect. it also offers no substandard replacement for the regulations are maude has in place. vermont does not oppose all of the federal regulation in this area nor all elements of the bill. what is important to vermonters is the ability to have accurate, factual information in front of them in order to make informed decisions about their food or kisses. and this is ahis

who is investigated for inside trading this time, the former chairman of dean foods is involved, tom davisg as chairman ahead of the earnings call. fcc know t now teaming up with a u.s. attorney office to investigate whether david was leaking company information to the gambler in turn may have advised phil mickelson. fbi looking into trades by phil in the dean foods stock. now, to robot lawn mowers yes aye robot maker the vac kiewmg cleaner now has goth approval to make a robot lawn mower that could move around the yard by itself cutting all of the grass for you. and the government has to okay the robot because it make use of radio frequencies and another great idea if it works. smooth sailing for boot maker brunswick two a share back in 2008. but to tides shifted out with brunswick ceo dusty mccoy in a fox business exclusive. ahoy, jeff. >> you said exclusively out here in extraordinary beautiful day and smooth sailing for brunswick to both businesses, dusty mccoy. >> business is doing very, very well 5% in units and 5% in the united states. >> you have been through the height of this ind

sfpd's for the award winners are recognized a few people terry and danier and councilmember davis and maesht and tom joe and bob was very involved and another bob the park patrol team and the superintendent alvera alvarez thank you for pulling this off (clapping) all right. last but not least if margaret you can tell me where it is we have one piece of recognize that seems to be buried oh at the bottom of the pile so we have one operation from the mayor who you couldn't be here is it - >> all right. all right. (laughter) it's all my fault. >> it wasn't ramona but this recognition he think all of you that count ann an local 261 for advocacy and support and representation know and support ramona if there was ever someone - (clapping) if someone who emancipation proclamation piftdz and lived the max and speaks softly but occasionally carries a big stick that is you ramona is someone that is straightforward and critically trust worthy and understated and looking at out to the the best interest of the members our mayor as proclaimed william hall recognition day, no san francisco so if i may read it where

for all of our crew here, for matt stairs, ben davis and gregg murphy, i'm tom mccarthy, and we say soong, an st and stay tun nbc 10 news at 4:00. >>> 20 minutes of nonstop news starts with this. a man chases after her and he knocks her to the ground, and the entire crime is caught on camera. >> a water main break creates this muddy mess in the mall parking lot. the mall is close and the crews are rushing to fix the problem so that the shoppers can go inside, but first -- >> ladies and gentlemen, this is a sad day for the citizens of pennsylvania. >> pennsylvania's top prosecutors are now on the other side of the law. attorney general cakathleen cai is charged with leaking information to punish the critics, and they say that she lied about it under oath. >> the governor is calling on the the highest ranking politician to resign. but she says that is not happening. nbc 10's reporter has been at the courthouse all day where the criminal charges were spelled out all day, and join g ing us e is dee live, deeane? >> yes, it all started with a newspaper article that was printed critical of h

it was written by agent bill davis and directed to then chief deputy attorney general frank fina under cane's predecessor tom corbett. prosecutors allege kane directd release of the grand jury file to the press to smear fina for not prosecuting mound tire who has denied any wrongdoing. kane testified to the grand jury that she never saw the memo prior to its release in news reports but piper testified he showed kane and her aides the file prior to the news report. but what is the motive for the grand jury leak? sources say fina and kane will been at odds after fina tried to prosecute several philadelphia democrats during a corruption investigation. when kane took office, she terminated the investigation and alleged racism all of the philadelphia democrats are african-american. fina has denied the allegation of racism and he later went to the philadelphia district attorney's officers where d.a. seth williams reopened the case that resulted in several convictions. kane is accused of releasing the grand jury material, lying about it and spying on a subordinate to see who was cooperating with the investigation.

davis, abc news, ni yak, new york. >>> now to sports and the courts. starting with tom brady's deflategate scandal. the quarterback and nfl commissioner roger goodell could not come to a settlement over his four-game suspension. that means their attorneys will be back in a new york courtroom today making their cases before a federal judge. if a deal can't be reaped both sides urging the judge to rule in the case less than a week before the patriots first regular season game. >>> and in chicago, basketball legend michael jordan was in court defending the use of his image. jordan is suing dominick's supermarket now out of business for using his image without permission. a jury will decide the fair market value of the infringement which it has acknowledged. >> hackers made good on their threat to expose millions of people who use a website that indicators to cheating spouses. it has reportedly popped up online said to include names, addresses and credit cards of 32 million users. it indicators to married people seeking affairs. hackers threaten to go public unless the website was taken down. >>> the a

davis. kim peterson. lake, i believe it is. cory keel. [inaudible] tom , maybe that is michael. ron [inaudible] >> hi, i have something for you. good evening, my name is [inaudible] i'm here as a artist who had a studio in the redric for 10 years. make no mistake we are displaced. if there are teb artist down stairs there are over 60 that have been made to leave the building. throughout the ordeals we have been the pons between the master lease older and landlord. the master lease holder used the artist for leverage to secure a more favorable contract and the landlords use the artist to transform the build nothing to expensive office space. not a great fit for had neighborhood. the artist have been stuck in the middle. similar scenarios play out all over the u.s. it is so prevalent there is a name, cultural [inaudible] because they claim it will revitalize a neighborhood and such a great deal for the artist. a fweter name is cultural place holding because the artist are place holders used >> student pus out working class people and people from the communities until the artist ar

tom morning. >> happening today, the supreme court will get its first chance to respond to religious liberty advocates who say the ruling in of same-sex marriage threatens their rights. connecticut county clerk kim davis refused to issue marriage licenses since the supreme court made same-sex marriage the law of the land saying issuing a license to a gay people violates her religious beliefs. a judgment ordered her to issue the listens or face repercussions. lawyers are asking for a temporary shield from lawsuits and court orders that could result in her losing her job or paying dams. >> police this palo alto are investigating two reports of flasher the last week. a woman said a man followed her to a parking despair average on high street near stanford and hit in the stare william, and she pull over to check her again, the man was back, knocking on the when, with his panels butted down. another woman reported a flasher on a bicycle near monroe park last tuesday. >> glareups from a destructive fire in martinez and the five district tweeted the pictures showing flames destroying one of two small buildings yesterday afternoon. investigators say it started as a vehicle fire. flames raced through dry brush

davis, abc news, nyack, new york. >>> now to sports and the courts, starting with tom brady's deflategate scandal.mmissioner roger goodell could not come to a settlement over brady's four-game suspension during hours of talks yesterday. that means their attorneys will be back in a new york courtroom today making their cases before a federal judge. if a deal cannot be reached, both sides urging the judge to rule in the case by september 4th, less than a week before the patriots' first regular-season game. >>> and in chicago, basketball legend michael jordan was in court defending the use of his image. jordan is suing dominick's supermarket, which is now out of business, for using jordan's image without permission. a jury will decide the fair-market value of dominick's infringement, which it has acknowledged. >>> hackers have made good on their threat to expose millions of people who use a dating website that caters to cheating spouses. personal data stolen from ashleymadison.com has reportedly popped up online, accessible only through a specialized browser. it's said to include names, addresses and

tom: do we have photos? vonnie: we have three, as usual. we are going to have a look at them now. at the university of texas, a bronze statue of confederate president jefferson davisen down near the iconic clock tower. the u.s. -- the student government voted to take it down since it symbolizes racism. the sons of confederate veterans stop the statue from being removed, but a judge ruled against the group. tom: i think of richmond, virginia, in the heart of confederate history. and that boulevard in richmond is a statement -- i do not know what i think of this. vonnie: it seems to be the summer of taking down confederate -- tower at austin -- it is still there 55 years later. vonnie: let's move to a different state. president obama stated sunday that mount mckinley will be renamed. the president will be visiting alaska for the next three days to address the concerns of alaskan native tribes. and lawmakers are outraged calling it an overreach. i guess it is the precedent of renaming other geographies and monuments and that. this is erik schatzker on top. photo --umber one top speaking of bloomberg anchors, metvery own brendan greeley a fan of bloomberg surveillance

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davis. kim peterson. lake, i believe it is. cory keel. [inaudible] tom , maybe that is michael.on [inaudible] >> hi, i have something for you. good evening, my name is [inaudible] i'm here as a artist who had a studio in the redric for 10 years. make no mistake we are displaced. if there are teb artist down stairs there are over 60 that have been made to leave the building. throughout the ordeals we have been the pons between the master lease older and landlord. the master lease holder used the artist for leverage to secure a more favorable contract and the landlords use the artist to transform the build nothing to expensive office space. not a great fit for had neighborhood. the artist have been stuck in the middle. similar scenarios play out all over the u.s. it is so prevalent there is a name, cultural [inaudible] because they claim it will revitalize a neighborhood and such a great deal for the artist. a fweter name is cultural place holding because the artist are place holders used >> student pus out working class people and people from the communities until the artist are